This complex comprises three adjacent Norias of varying diameters (14–18 m), constructed in the 15th century for the influential Ja’abari family, known for their commercial prominence. A distinguishing feature is a basalt foundation plaque, adorned with Mamluk foliate designs, which dates the construction to 861 AH. The Norias are interconnected by a 90-meter-long arched stone aqueduct that irrigates the Al-Hailaniyah orchards.